sgt

Skewed Generalized T Distribution Tree

v2.0 · Sep 4, 2015 · GPL (>= 3)

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Density, distribution function, quantile function and random generation for the skewed generalized t distribution. This package also provides a function that can fit data to the skewed generalized t distribution using maximum likelihood estimation.

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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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    55 |   \code{sigma <= 0}, \code{lambda <= -1}, \code{lambda >= 1}, \code{p <= 0}, and \code{q <= 0} are errors and return \code{NaN}. Also, if \code{mean.cent} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 1}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced. Similarly, if \code{var.adj} is \code{TRUE} but code{p*q <= 2}, the result is an error and \code{NaNs} are produced.
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